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Whether you're seeing it as a first-time viewer or revisiting the series for the hundredth time, it's easy to agree that American Pie holds a pivotal space in the teen comedy circuit as a definitive cultural artifact of the turn of the millennium, and of the genre leaning towards raunch that was previously saved for slapstick stories. Modern high school students rushing to lose their virginity is almost an unspoken established rite of age, which is why Paul Weitz's film feels like a timeless representation of American youth that has an ability to connect with the audience on an intrinsic level.

Through the tight-knit friend group on screen, this follows a realistic and relatable ensemble of characters who engage you with their edgy banter, quirky love affairs, and endless one-liners, which relaunched the idea of the 'quest for sex' film. Even the unrated home video version, which only extends the running time by a mere ten seconds, preserves these sensibilities with outlandish padded humor and a voyeuristic eye. American Pie is a feel-good flick with an exceptional soundtrack and recently restored visual flair, making this the perfect contender for Filmmaker Mode on an LG OLED TV, presenting accurate color details and picture lighting as they would appear from the original negatives.

American Pie was screened using the 2025 88 Films 4K UHD remaster with HDR.

Review by Steven Thomas

Zombie Evolution, simplified:

Before : Walking like a baby.
After 28 Days Later: Running like Usain Bolt.

Let’s be honest, two of these three stars are because Mary Elizabeth Winstead holds this movie on her back. Every generation of horror needs franchises to turn your brain off and have some fun. Final Destination is just that. Not the best installment in the franchise but no doubt plays big on either a big screen or something along the lines of what LG OLED puts out on the market.

Review by Tyler Geis

I still maintain upon a rewatch that Companion is a blast from start to finish and that it's more successful as a Coen Brothers-esque "idiots in way over their heads" dark crime comedy than it is as a "big tech" satire. Perhaps heavily emphasizing in the marketing that this was "From the Producers of Barbarian" somewhat inflated expectations, for this doesn't have the big, gear-shift twists and sense of discovery that Zach Cregger's film had, but it is still effective as a bloody, high-concept chamber piece that finds Sophie Thatcher on her way to be the next big genre performer following Yellowjackets and Heretic, and Jack Quaid leaning in the smarmy part of his persona to be a watchable, yet deeply unlikable weasel.

And in case I didn't emphasize it enough up top, Companion is frequently hilarious in a deranged way and has enough twists of its own to keep you on your toes. A fair amount of the back half of the film is set at night, both outside and within the confines of a house with a power outage, so watching this with LG OLED's Perfect Black mode helped see these darker scenes much more clearly. I showed this to my wife, who isn't a big horror person and would never dare watch Barbarian, but I had said it was more of a sci-fi dark comedy that does get gruesome, and she loved it. I can't think of better praise.

Review by Ryan Oliver

Make movies like the Coens. Live life like Lebowski.

Jim Jarmusch makes everyday chatter feel like poetry. And LG OLED makes black-and-white never looked this good.

Review by Elizabeth Bishop

Even though I don’t 1000% love the plot, there’s no denying that this film is incredibly technically beautiful. THAT fight scene is so exhilarating and watching on an LG OLED TV in Filmmaker Mode made it even more exciting on a rewatch.

I don’t think that Leigh Whannell gets enough credit for the direction in this and The Invisible Man - two of the most interestingly shot films I’ve seen in years, and Logan Marshall Green certainly doesn’t get enough credit for his nuanced performance - the way he can switch between himself and STEM in his body is so unreal to watch.

If <Boyhood> is the warmth of sunlight, <Moonlight> is the glow of the moon in darkness. A poetic realism that illuminates the faces of an overlooked America.

Review by Bee Delores

The outlier of the franchise, 1985's A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy's Revenge, makes for a darker and grittier companion piece to the original. Despite it breaking every Freddy Krueger rule in the book, it's still fun and features one of the best practical effect gags in horror history (IYKYK). As Jesse (Mark Patton) struggles with himself, he must face his fears head-on if he has any chance of survival. Turning on LG OLED's Filmmaker mod brings even more detail to the images set forth on the screen. It's a special experience that heightens Freddy's disturbing transfer into the real world. The BBQ/pool party scene, especially, has never been so vivid and downright terrifying. Try it; you'll never sleep again.

Review by Tyler Geis

With Steven Soderbergh doubling as a director and cinematographer on this film (under the name of Peter Andrews), Black Bag is yet another entry in his filmography that plays absolutely perfectly on an LG OLED TV screen. The colors and ambiance of every scene in Black Bag come off as a real treat for the eyes.

As for the plot, Soderbergh does it again with his art house avant-garde approach to taking common concepts we see in big-budget summer blockbusters but takes it down a notch in spectacle and has you invested in the story and characters. Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett deliver as a couple who work in the world of espionage. George (Fassbender) becomes suspicious that his wife, Kathryn (Blanchett), may be committing treason.

Rather than turning this into a Mr. and Mrs. Smith sort of film, Soderbergh directs the film with a pacing that at first may seem jarring, but by the time its 93-minute run time reaches a conclusion, it completely catches you off guard with the reveal at the end.

Get ready for two incredible dinner party scenes, by the way.

This movie didn’t just set the bar for teen rom-coms. It launched it into orbit.

Not seeing Life of Pi in theaters? Practically a crime. The only way to atone? Watch it at home on an LG OLED.

Watching it: What did I just watch?
After Googling: Denis Villeneuve is the GOAT

Review by Steven Thomas

Best film of all time or worst film of all time? That is the question. Wherever you stand concerning The Room, it goes without saying that Tommy Wiseau's directorial debut is a true auteurist vision. Unlike any other romantic drama before or after its conception, The Room captures a highly uncanny and generally melodramatic allure to appeal to a wider audience. Set almost completely in a San Francisco apartment building which acts like a revolving door for a vast amount of quirky soap opera characters, the film presents a story about a love triangle all too realistic in its sense of lust and betrayal.

What was initially a box office bomb due to the decidedly unconventional execution of its tone, script, and atmosphere, this serves today as an entirely original, elevated black comedy fueled by an incredible roster of unknown actors and the real-life relationship between Wiseau and his co-lead, Greg Sestero. Had any other independent director helmed this work, it is hard to tell whether its midnight movie legacy and cult status would remain. I'd argue that The Room is the perfect film to view with an LG OLED TV in Filmmaker Mode, if not to giggle at the green screen rooftop action, to preserve its unique blend of 35mm and digitally shot sequences.

The Room was screened using the 2018 Wiseau-Films blu-ray transfer.

One of the best family movie to enjoy with family on the weekend with the LG OLED.

Of all the Coens’ films, this one just won’t leave my brain. Watched it and thought: Oh right… they don’t just make good movies, they surgically craft them.

If someone asks “What movie needs to be seen on an LG OLED? My answer would be The Grand Budapest Hotel. No hesitation.

A diary of a marriage, where every day filled with excitement and just locking eyes with his wife made his heart race like crazy.

Every boat DiCaprio boards is destined to sink — and he’s always clinging to a woman when it does.

Watching Tron: Legacy on a regular TV is like streaming The Matrix over dial-up. Not just wrong—disrespectful. LG OLED is how it was meant to be seen.

Shot entirely with natural light, every frame feels like it’s been frozen in time and LG OLED makes it all the more haunting. You can almost feel the frostbite.

Leo suffered. We thrived. From the comfort of our perfectly calibrated living room.

We didn’t know Adam Sandler could be this scary. Or this romantic. By the way, can someone please explain why PTA has to be good at love stories too?

How does jumping into a toilet look this cool

Even this family might get along if only they had LG OLED.

More powerful and haunting than any anti-addiction PSA could ever hope to be.

Forget cloning tech, Mickey’s mental health is the real futuristic invention.

For three hours, Christopher Nolan’s imagination took us to the future. And LG OLED took us to another dimension of cinematic experience.

“I won’t live like my mother”—these words held both sorrow and hope for Aeson. A heartfelt tribute from Netflix to all the mothers of this land.

Personally, I can say without a doubt that this is the greatest Studio Ghibli film. Watching Hayao Miyazaki’s beautiful imagination unfold on my LG OLED at home—life feels especially happy today.

There’s no ‘movie moment’ of overcoming or transformation-just go on living.

When Matt Damon cried, I couldn’t help but cry in front of my LG OLED

Are you RUSHING or DRAGGING to buy LG OLED?

🚨Warning: If anyone out there is even dreaming of turning this masterpiece into a live-action movie, stop immediately.

🚨Warning: Watching Howl’s Moving Castle on a phone or laptop is a serious crime. Make sure to watch it on a 4K TV—no exceptions.

Came for the Brad Pitt but left as the Edward Norton fan. I'm not the only one right?

I’m eagerly counting down the days until Wicked Part 2 comes out, and in the meantime, I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve rewatched this movie on my LG OLED

Sean Baker's filmography has consistently shone a light on the shadows of society. I believe his unwavering and sincere heart played a big role in Anora's success.

Looks like I'll be watching Squid Game 2 this Christmas, so I brought Kevin out a little early this year

Any movie recommendations for the coming Christmas?

*Watched it on Disney +

What a devastating familial drama wrapped around a vampiric tale. Director Jonathan Cuartas often uses the power of suggestion for gore (and the ending) to deliver the punches, and that’s honestly so effective. With LG Oled's filmmaker mode, everything is turned up to 11, giving the emotional beats more weight. To say it's an impressive piece of indie filmmaking is an understatement. A cult classic in the making.

Review by Bee

Oh he was the Joker…

The easiest way to fall in love with Adam Driver: Watch Annette

*Watched it on Prime Video

Paul Rudd and Jason Segel, with a touch of Rashida Jones, is just what the doctor prescribed.

I Love You, Man is one of my favorite films not because of the storyline (it's ridiculous, but somewhat credible), but the laughs. There are some really smart one-liners throw about, and mostly improvised, but it's the chemistry between Rudd and Segel that brings everything full circle. Funny enough, you would think the film was directed by Judd Apatow, but it wasn't (John Hamburg also directed Along Came Polly, which stars Ben Stiller and features the late Philip Seymour Hoffman as a washed up actor.

To prepare for the inevitable laughter, I turned the lights down low, switched to LG OLED's Perfect Black, and let the film (and TV) do the talking. The results: Nonstop laughter.

Final thoughts:
I love you, I Love You, Man.

Review by Brett

Bobcat Goldthwaite's WILLOW CREEK doesn't re-invent the found footage genre; it just executes its scares really, really well. The Bigfoot legend depends on grainy, hard-to-see video clips of creatures in the woods, and WILLOW CREEK -- especially with LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode on -- encourages us to examine every frame for something hiding in the trees. The centerpiece of the film is an extremely long single-take sequence as the characters are trapped in their tent by something outside, and it's a shiver-inducing 'Squatchy treat.

Review by Eric

They should have brought some TV with them to make things easier

GPT still can’t tell where the Blue Fairy is.

How beautiful is a life where one does not give up the things they love.

Donnie Darko is the stuff of absolute nightmares. With LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode, the images really pop off the screen and give further depth to Richard Kelly's manic storyboard of a young teen gone off the deep end. It's a terrifying, almost biblical portrayal of what happens when things are left unattended in your life. Jake Gyllenhaal delivers one of his all-time best performances, so agonizing that you feel his pain ooze from the TV screen.

Review by Bee

In THE DESCENT, a group of women on a cave dive find themselves at the mercy of something evil lurking in the darkness (which, for the record, is perfectly-rendered by LG OLED's Perfect Black). It's a claustrophobic nightmare of a film, guaranteed to make you think twice about trying to fit into any tight spaces where humans simply aren't meant to be.

Review by Eric

Hey….TV isn’t That Bad.. You know…

Steven Soderbergh's MAGIC MIKE is why cinema was invented, and LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode shows every hip thrust, gyration, and stomping strip routine exactly as they were meant to be seen. Sure, there's a larger point here about post-recession America, but there's also Channing Tatum gettin' down to "Pony," so take from this movie what you will!

Review by Eric

An Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece that doesn't get talked about nearly enough. Farley Granger and John Dall play two chums (or lovers, depending on who you ask) who host a tense dinner party, trying not to let their guests find out that they killed someone moments before everyone arrived. It's shot to look like one take, and in LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode, you can really see the artistry Hitchcock put into each hidden cut.

Review by Eric

As spring draws to a close, there’s still time to soak in the season’s fleeting beauty — on screen. This playlist captures the tender, bittersweet, and quietly magical moments that define springtime in cinema.

From stories of renewal and young love to tales of transformation and the melancholy of change, each film is a reminder that spring never truly ends — as long as you carry its spirit with you.

Here are six films to watch before the last blossoms fall.
Experience them on LG OLED and hold on to the memory of spring a little longer!

Want to experience spring in LG OLED’s perfect colors? Click HERE and see how truly perfect LG OLED’s colors are!

• Kamome Diner
• A Tale of Springtime
• April Story
• One Fine Spring Day
• Our Little Sister
• Big Fish

We asked the LG OLED community:

"What are your top 4 must-watch movies on your LG OLED?"

The list below is what they came up with.

Now it's your turn — if you're an LG OLED owner, drop your own recommendations in the comments and help us build the ultimate LG OLED movie list together!

Link to thread:
www.reddit.com/r/LGOLED/comments/1kx815c/top_4_films_to_watch_on_lg_oled/

Feel free to leave the comment your opinion on the list or any films you think should be added!

If you are not in LG OLED family yet, why don't you LG OLED FAM? We are sure that choosing LG OLED is one of the best choice we have made in our life. HERE

• TRON: Legacy
• Dune
• Dune: Part Two
• Pacific Rim
• Speed Racer
• Nosferatu
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
• Blade Runner 2049
• Interstellar
• The Handmaiden

...plus 28 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Some films aren’t just watched — they’re felt.

One of the greatest Asian actress Tang Wei’s movie picks for the LG OLED are made for quiet moments, lingering emotions, and images that stay with you long after the credits roll.

Featuring Malá mořská víla, Spring in a Small Town, Life Is Beautiful, and Through a Glass Darkly.

And on an LG OLED screen? Every detail lingers a little longer.

For Tang Wei, Life Is Beautiful — and so is the way you watch it. Want to know why she chooses LG OLED? Click HERE!

• Malá mořská víla
• Spring in a Small Town
• Life Is Beautiful
• Through a Glass Darkly

We have invited director Sean Baker to the LG OLED MOVIE CLUB, the epitome of American indie cinema and the winner of the Palme d'Or at the 77th Cannes Film Festival and winner of the Oscars.

Here are four films that he recommended for viewing on LG OLED. Why don't you enjoy the recommended movies by Sean Baker with the best cinematic experience on LG OLED?

Discover the exclusive discounts available only for Letterboxd right here

• Harold and Maude
• The Idiots
• Oasis
• The Taking of Pelham One Two Three

You’re missing out if you’re not watching these on OLED!

Timeless scenes from the 1980s come alive like never before. With every shadow, every glance, every breath— experience these 8 visual classics the way they were meant to be seen👀

You haven’t really seen Paris, Texas—not until you’ve watched it on LG OLED. Want to experience? Click Here

• Paris, Texas
• Stop Making Sense
• Scarface
• The Shining
• Tron
• Blue Velvet
• Pink Floyd: The Wall
• Dead Ringers

In noir, light is fleeting—but darkness tells the truth.

A flickering streetlamp, a cigarette glow, a face half-lost in shadow. These moments aren’t accidents. They’re everything.

That’s where LG OLED comes in.

With self-lit pixel technology, it delivers Perfect Black—not just darker darks, but a true absence of light. No blooming, no backlight, no washed-out grays. Just precision.

Certified by UL Solutions, LG OLED’s black levels meet the highest global standards, revealing detail black levels in both bright and dark environments.

If your screen can render darkness this perfectly, why not explore the genre that depends on it?

Here are 8 iconic neo-noir films—from the late ‘80s to today—that live in ambiguity, tension, and shadow. They don’t just look better on LG OLED. They feel real Perfect Black.

Now, are you ready to enjoy Noir films perfectly with LG OLED?

If so, click HERE to discover more detailed information about LG OLED!

*Applied model : M5, G5, C5, CS5, B5
*LG OLED Display is verified by UL for Perfect Black measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards.

• Blue Velvet
• Heat
• The Man Who Wasn't There
• The Insider
• Sin City
• Zodiac
• Drive
• Nightcrawler
• Se7en
• Oldboy

We all know watching a film at home isn’t always ideal.
Glare from the window. Overhead lights. A scene meant to feel dark and quiet… suddenly looks flat and washed out.

That’s where the new LG OLED G5 comes in.

With its updated Ambient Light Compensation feature, the G5 adapts in real time to your environment — adjusting the gamma curve to preserve shadow, midtone, and highlight. 33% brighter peak brightness, 40% brighter full-screen performance, and most importantly: Perfect Black that holds its depth — even in broad daylight.

Don’t hesitate to watch a movie in broad daylight anymore.
With G5’s Ambient Light Compensation, your love for cinema no longer has to battle time, weather, or lighting conditions.

Here are four films that truly shine with LG OLED G5's Ambient Light Compensation — even at 12PM, with the sun out and the curtains wide open. Experience these films on LG OLED and discover the performance of it.

And that’s just the beginning — LG OLED G5 is packed with even more features designed for movie lovers (AI Picture Pro, AI Upscaling, etc.)

Click HERE to explore all the details and discover what the new LG OLED G5 is truly capable.

*Product specifications and features may vary by model or sizes.

• Roma
• Melancholia
• Nomadland
• 1917

Looking for something to watch this May?
LG Channels has you covered with free movies on your LG TV!

LG Channels gives you access to over 350+ streaming channels on LG Smart TVs in the U.S—completely free. With live TV, on-demand programming, and genre-specific picks, there’s always something worth watching.

This month, LG Channels presents 8 rousing films to entertain you!

Get ready for the final Mission: Impossible film this May by (re)watching the first four entries—Mission: Impossible, MI:II, MI:III, and Ghost Protocol—all available now. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, directed by Christopher McQuarrie, hits theaters on May 23, 2025.

Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with iconic performances from Jackie Chan in Shanghai Noon and Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon. Or settle in with Minari, the Oscar-winning drama starring Steven Yun.

Looking for something slick and fast-paced? Takers, featuring Hayden Christensen and the late Paul Walker, delivers a stylish take on friendship, trust—and a bank heist.

Click the 'Read Notes' button for more details about each film.

It's time to turn on your LG TV and enjoy the films with LG Channels.

*Want to learn more about LG Channels? -> Click HERE
*Looking for the best TV to stream movies at home?
Discover why LG OLED stands out HERE

• Mission: Impossible

  The film that started it all. What the TV series couldn't accomplish, Tom Cruise, as Ethan Hunt, along with a star-studded cast, bring to life on the big screen. And by "big screen", we mean with your LG OLED device, which is full of features that bring more life to the films you're watching.

• Mission: Impossible II

  When a film is directed by John Woo (Face/Off, Broken Arrow), you're in for a ride. More twists and turns that the previous film, Cruise and team deliver another powerful entry to the series. Also, speaking of powerful, experience the full effects of the film with an LG OLED TV!

• Mission: Impossible III

  This feature film directorial debut from J.J. Abrams (LOST, Super 8), one of the highest-grossing films of 2006, is full of Easter eggs galore (If you know Abrams' work, then you know he loves to throw them into his film and TV projects). Aside from all the action, the film gave us a fantastic performance from the late, great Philip Seymour Hoffman as the villain. Given the dark nature of the film, Perfect Black is a great feature to activate when watching.

• Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol

  The fourth film in the Mission: Impossible series, Ghost Protocol, takes a turn when, after a bombing at the Kremlin, Ethan and the now-shutdown IMF go rogue. It also features one of the greatest stunts ever pulled, done by Cruise himself, where he dangles from the Burj Khalifa tower without a stunt double. You have to see it to believe it (and you can, perfectly, with LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode feature, which displays the film just the way the filmmakers intended it to be seen!).

• Minari

  Minari, stars Steven Yeun (The Walking Dead, Mayhem), who wants to experience the American dream with his family. In order to do so, they to Arkansas, where they face a number of both changes and obstacles. Fantastic performances and a great storyline make this one of 2020's best films, which happened to have won a Best ing Actress award at the Academy Awards. Make sure to watch it with Filmmaker Mode on your LG OLED!

• Takers

  This isn't The Town or Heat, but Takers is a film that separates itself from the latter and serves its own action on a platter, especially with one of the greatest chase scenes seen on screen. Activate Perfect Black on your LG OLED, and you'll feel like you're part of the action!

• Enter the Dragon

  If Bruce Lee stars in a film, you know what to expect: A ton of martial arts action and fun! While the film may be over 50 years old, it's still a timeless classic, and is best-viewed with an LG OLED device for an amazing watching experience!

• Shanghai Noon

  What do you get when you pair Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson together? It's not what you expect from this unlikely pair in this comedy/western film, but it works while making us laugh along the way (and even gave us a sequel, Shanghai Knights). Seeing the film with an LG OLED is an experience of itself, but what about the sound? Since you're going to be laughing throughout, try the Clear Voice Pro or Dynamic Sound Booster features.

The 2000s were a special era in film. A new millennium offered endless possibilities for visual storytelling, and filmmaking shifted immensely on its axis.

While following in the footsteps of the likes of David Lynch and Martin Scorsese, a new wave of writers and directors emerged and pushed boundaries even further. As creativity reached new heights, technology developed in exciting ways, too—giving filmmakers more freedom than ever before.

Today, LG OLED takes that spirit of innovation even further. With self-lit pixel technology that delivers Perfect Black, these displays don’t just show darker darks—they turn pixels off completely for a true absence of light. No blooming. No backlight. No washed-out grays. Just cinematic precision, exactly how these films were meant to be seen.

Certified by UL Solutions, LG OLED’s black levels meet the highest global standards, ensuring incredible detail in both bright and dark scenes—so you can experience the 2000s’ boldest films in a whole new light.

Now, are you ready to enjoy Noir films perfectly with LG OLED? If so, click HERE to discover more detailed information about LG OLED.

*Applied models: M5, G5, C5, CS5, B5
*LG OLED Display is verified by UL for Perfect Black measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards.

• 30 Days of Night
• Cloverfield
• Final Destination
• Frailty
• Freddy vs. Jason
• Mulholland Drive
• Sin City
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
• Underworld
• V for Vendetta

Hey, you’re missing out if you’re not watching these on LG OLED!

From gritty handheld realism to stunning visual poetry, the 2000s redefined how we see movies. These 8 unforgettable films weren’t just made to be watched—they were made to be felt👀

And with LG OLED, every detail hits harder than ever!

Don't forget! If you watch these amazing films with LG OLED, I guarantee you will have the best cinematic experience at your home.

You haven’t truly experienced There Will Be Blood until you’ve seen its shadows and sun-soaked plains in LG OLED's vivid color expression. Want to know more about LG OLED? Click HERE and explore what makes it special.

• There Will Be Blood
• Children of Men
• In the Mood for Love
• Brokeback Mountain
• Big Fish
• Spirited Away
• Memories of Murder
• The Dark Knight

Hey, you’re missing out if you’re not watching these on LG OLED!

Timeless scenes from the 1990s come alive like never before. With every shadow, every glance, every breath— experience these 8 visual classics the way they were meant to be seen👀

Don't forget! If you watch these amazing films with LG OLED, I guarantee you will have the best cinematic experience at your home.

You haven’t really seen Matrix —not until you’ve watched it on LG OLED. Want you know more specific about LG OLED? Click HERE and explore what makes it special.

• Eyes Wide Shut
• Pulp Fiction
• Dead Man
• The Matrix
• Heat
• In the Mood for Love
• Se7en
• A Brighter Summer Day

In every sci-fi, darkness isn’t just background—it’s part of the story.

Space, future cities, alien ... these worlds need real black to feel real.

That’s where LG OLED comes in. Its self-lit pixel technology delivers Perfect Black, with no backlight glow or grayish shadows. Unlike regular displays, LG OLED creates true contrast—so every starfield, silhouette, and shadow looks exactly as it should.

This is backed by certification from UL Solutions, a world-renowned leader in safety science, recognizing its ability to deliver perfect black levels in both bright and dark environments.

If you’ve got a screen that can show perfect darkness, what kind of sci-fi should you watch on it?

We’ve got the answer here.

Let us introduce you to 8 sci-fi films where deep blacks make all the difference. With an LG OLED, you can experience the vastness of space in stunning detail—whether you're watching in a bright room or total darkness.

Now, are you ready to enjoy sci-fi films perfectly with LG OLED?
If so, click HERE to discover more detailed information about LG OLED.

*Applied model : M5, G5, C5, CS5, B5
*LG OLED Display is verified by UL for Perfect Black measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards.

• Gravity
• Interstellar
• Ad Astra
• Ex Machina
• Arrival
• TRON: Legacy
• Dune
• Blade Runner 2049

Q: Which director has won the Best Director Award the most times at the Cannes Film Festival?

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• GoodFellas
• No Country for Old Men
• Oldboy
• Amour

Q: Which film won Best Picture at the 2025 Oscars?

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• The Substance
• Anora
• The Brutalist
• Dune: Part Two

Q: Which film has the highest number of viewers in cinema history?

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• Avatar
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
• The Avengers
• Titanic

👀 Do you Agree? Let's Complete the List Together!

👉 Read the Note, and Tell us. "Do you Agree?"

🔔Comment your thoughts, Debate with our crews, and Get the Shoutout! As this series continues and grows....We, LG OLED MOVIE CLUB, will consider what we can give you 🫢

[Vol.01 - Maybe not the All-Time-Best-Ever Movies, But All-Time-Best Lines]

Here are movies, maybe not the All-Time-Best-Ever Movies, Maybe someone's Second-Best Movies, But with 🤬All-Time-Best Lines EVER!!🤬

• When Harry Met Sally...

  "I'll have what she's having."

• The Sixth Sense

  "I see dead people..."

• Léon: The Professional

  "Is life Always this hard? or....."

  
  and his answer was....

• "If it's just us, seems like it's awful waste of space."

• As Good as It Gets

  "You make me want to be a better man."

• No Country for Old Men

  "Expecting?"

• Cool Runnings

  "Tallulah."

• Taken

  "I will look for you. I WILL find you. and I will....."

• Spectre

  "Shaken, Not Stirred."

  Yeah- We've waiting for like 4 or 5 series to hear this again!

• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

  "Shut up, Malfoy"

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

When watching a film, many of us are left waiting for either the action to begin or the storyline to evolve. However, there are some films that deliver both before the title card even appears.

For this list, we chose 10 films that gained our interest before the film was introduced. To make the experience even greater, LG OLED TVs feature two fantastic features, Filmmaker Mode and Perfect Black, that will enhance your viewing experience!

Click the 'Read Notes' button for more details about each film.

• Scream

  Everyone thought Drew Barrymore was the lead. She was even front and center on the poster art. But Wes Craven twists the knife in the delicious ways to give us one of the most graphic opening scenes in all of horror.

  -Bee

• Halloween

  John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN begins with a sequence shot from the point of view of a young Michael Myers, making us look through his eyes as he slaughters his sister. It's disturbing as all hell.

  -Eric

• Dawn of the Dead

  A few years after the success of 28 Days Later, Zach Snyder's Dawn of the Dead remake also stepped up the zombie subgenre by introducing fast-moving (running) zombies.

  Before the title card appears, we're treated to a little over ten minutes of a backstory and plenty of action. While the opening credits and title card are not to be missed, the few heart-pounding moments we see set the stage for what's to come. And boy, it's not a pretty scene from that point forward (in a good way)!

  -Brett

• The Player

  Robert Altman's 1992 film opens with an 8-minute long take. The camera begins on a movie set and pulls back until we're exploring the backlot, following various characters as they walk-and-talk around the studio. There are conversations captured through windows, multiple character introductions, important closeups, and even birds-eye-view crane angles, all in one fluid shot. A master at work.

  -Eric

• Belzebuth

  There are few opening scenes that get under my skin quite like Belzebuth's. It's ruthlessly bleak and will assuredly leave a bleeding smudge on the brain. Trust me. Just watch it.

  -Bee

• It Follows

  I suggest going into this film without reading anything about it. It's beautifully shot and well-acted, but what's important about the film is what's not seen.

  The film opens with a frightening sequence, focusing on a girl that the camera follows in a one-shot sequence. If that grabs your attention, wait until you see the rest of the fight and what unfolds.

  -Brett

• Raiders of the Lost Ark

  There are few opening scenes more iconic than the image of Indiana Jones outrunning that rolling stone. Thanks to this whole sequence, you know exactly what kind of adventure you're in for: nonstop thrills, Indy looking impossibly cool, and of course, that score.

  -Eric

• The Crazies

  The remake to George Romero's classic sets the tone immediately in a small remote town in middle America. A baseball game is interrupted by, in some ways, an act of violence, which slowly begins to rattle the community with terrible effects. What is then revealed is far worse than anything imagined, but the opening scene(s) sets the tone for what's to come. George would be proud of this film!

  -Brett

• Evil Dead Rise

  File this under: epic title cards. Even before Evil Dead Rise glides out of the trees and across the screen, the opening sets the grisly tone for one of the franchise's best entries. It is, dare I say, scalp snatching.

  -Bee

• The Lion King

  As the sun rises on the African plain, a song bursts into being: "Nants ingonyama bagithi baba!" That opening number, "The Circle of Life," is one of the best songs in all of animated film, and the visuals that accompany it -- various animals traveling to witness the newborn King -- are downright stunning.

  -Eric

The Biggest Shoutout to all the warriors out there!

But if you're still feeling like something's missing, grab some popcorn, crack open a beer, and dive into these adrenaline-fueled movies.

P.S. Feel free to come back for more after the next Jon Jones fight if you need

1. Rocky Balboa

   Absolutely and Undoubtedly What We were Expecting.

2. Gladiator

   Legend. Written. In. History.

3. Snatch

   Fun. Wild. Fast. Beer. Fever.

4. Creed

   Wanna Start Something New Tomorrow?

5. Undisputed

   One of the Most Underrated Movies.

6. Warrior

   The Kurt Angle scene is Legendary!

7. Ong Bak

   Don't follow anything - Storyline, Conflict, etc. Just follow his punches and kicks and runs. That's ALL.

8. The City of Violence

   One of the hidden masterpieces among cult fans.

9. Bleed for This

   He boxes better than his drums. I promise.

10. The Fighter

    Try it. THEY are in the movie.

From Manhattan to Berlin, from Paterson to Taipei — this list is all about films that wear their location right in the title.

No metaphors, no vague vibes, just actual places on the map. Cities, neighborhoods, countries — as long as it's specific enough to type into Google Maps, it counts.

In these below 8 films, the city isn’t just a backdrop — it’s part of the story, part of the mood, part of what stays with you long after the credits roll.

And if you want to feel that exactly the way the filmmaker intended? There’s a way for that.

LG OLED’s Filmmaker Mode preserves the original colors, frame rate — no weird filters, no over-sharpening, just pure cinema, like sitting in the perfect dark room, anywhere, anytime.

8 films. 8 cities. Best experienced as they were meant to be.

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• Manhattan
• Oslo, August 31st
• Taipei Story
• Paterson
• Tokyo Story
• Rio, 100 Degrees F°
• Berlin Alexanderplatz
• Lisbon Story

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• Blade Runner 2049
• Lawrence of Arabia
• Oppenheimer

For those weekends when your biggest accomplishment is migrating from bed to couch — this playlist is your reward.

We’ve handpicked 6 best popcorn movies that deliver maximum entertainment with minimum brain effort.

And for the ultimate home theater vibe? Watch them on an LG OLED TV.
With perfect blacks, vibrant colors, and cinematic contrast, it's the closest thing to being in a theater—minus the sticky floors.

So grab the snacks, sink into the couch, and let your LG OLED do the heavy lifting. You just press play!

What if Kill Bill's iconic fights and dazzling colors looked even bolder? LG OLED makes it POSSIBLE.

• Kill Bill: Vol. 1
• Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
• Top Gun: Maverick
• Knives Out
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
• Baby Driver

S…T…A…Y…STAY..IN…2024….NEVER…MISS…THOSE….

• The Substance
• Challengers
• All We Imagine as Light
• The Brutalist
• I Saw the TV Glow
• Nickel Boys
• Anora
• Dune: Part Two
• Hard Truths
• Small Things Like These

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

👀 Do you Agree? Let's Complete the List Together!

👉 Read the Note, and Tell us. "Do you Agree?"

🔔Comment your thoughts, Debate with our crews, and Get the Shoutout! As this series continues and grows....We, LG OLED MOVIE CLUB, will consider what we can give you 🫢

[Vol.02 - All-Time-Best, Volcanic, Erupting Rage & Anger Actings Scenes ]

• Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

  Definitely, The Beauty of Rage.

• The Devil's Advocate

  "LOSE? I DON'T LOSE!!!"

• There Will Be Blood

  His Growing Rage goes to the Bowling Alley...

• Mystic River

  Rage, Sorrow, Anger, Regret, Literally Every Emotion of Human Being was in Sean Penn in that moment.

• Dallas Buyers Club

  (Speechless)

• Hunger

  He never shouted. He just smoked a cigar.

• Midsommar

  THE CRYING was insane.

• Prisoners

  It was literally hard to watch because I did feel my body hurt.

• Marriage Story

  In Korea, There's an old saying "Marriage Fight is like Slashing a river with Sword". It means it's meaningless to find a proper solution after all, and those who fights should know the fight itself doesn't help anything.

  : The Fight scene in this movie summarizes this hundreds-year-worth lesson from the Ancient Orient in just few minutes.

• Nightcrawler

  At the end of movie, you will HATE him. I promise.

Agreeeeeee?👽

1. Constantine

   Maybe the MOST WANTED in the entire universe 

2. District 9

   I was like, “What happened then??”

3. Wanted

   If I had THAT SKILL, I would……..

4. The Batman

   Penguin. So Great. So, too HARD TO WAIT THIS COMING NEXT

5. Alita: Battle Angel

   POV: People who know what happens next. 

6. Closer

   So they lived happily ever after?

7. Joker: Folie à Deux

   Give one more shot please. 

Do you AGREE? 😬

• Blue Giant

  New but Legendary. 

• Kiki's Delivery Service

  The Sea. The Shore. The Love. 

• Chico & Rita

  That Scent. 

• The Lion King

  Anyone Disagree?☠️

• Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion

  Can’t beat the classic. 

• Anomalisa

  None of them are you. 

• Spirited Away

  (Speechless)

• Cowboy Bebop: The Movie

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Hello movie lovers! We’ve partnered with our friend a24 to give one lucky winner an LG OLED 55” C4 TV and the complete set of 15 physical releases from A24! 💿

Plus, 5 runner-ups will win the four releases featured in this video: Midsommar, Stop Making Sense (now in 4K for the first time!), The Lighthouse, and I Saw the TV Glow, plus a year of AAA24 hip!

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— Comment on Letterboxd's IG post which A24 film you’d most want to watch on your new TV 
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— The winners will be chosen at random and ed via DM.
— Entries close on November 7, 2024.

• Midsommar
• Stop Making Sense
• The Lighthouse
• I Saw the TV Glow

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs.

Since early September, we've featured one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. Since this is our final list, an end to the celebration, we're highlighting films that you can stream on Mubi, which allows its to stream cult classics to modern masterpieces from a fantastic roster of directors from around the globe.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

• The Brood
• The House That Jack Built
• Inferno
• Knives and Skin
• The Man from Nowhere
• Night of the Living Dead
• One Cut of the Dead
• Opera
• Radio Mary
• Revenge

...plus 1 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs.

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. To continue our celebration, we're highlighting Amazon Prime Video, which offers a number of services, including exclusive originals and live sports, as well as a great catalog of films from all genres. You can check out our previous Amazon Prime Video list here.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

• Darkman
• Easy Rider
• From Beyond
• The Invisible Man
• The Invitation
• Man on Fire
• The Running Man
• Some Kind of Wonderful
• Terrifier 2
• Trainspotting

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9th and running through October 13th, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs. 

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. Once again, we're focusing on Amazon Prime Video's streaming service, which boasts one of the largest film libraries. Check out our second round of picks!

• Black Box
• Darkman
• Easy Rider
• The Invisible Man
• The Invitation
• Man on Fire
• My Best Friend's Exorcism
• Pontypool
• Run Sweetheart Run
• Some Kind of Wonderful

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs.

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit.

To continue our celebration, we're highlighting Paramount+, which offers a number of services, including exclusive originals and live sports, as well as a great catalog of films from all genres.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

• A.I. Artificial Intelligence
• Big
• Bound
• Cloverfield
• Copycat
• Crawl
• Cursed
• Doctor Sleep
• Face/Off
• The Fighter

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

🎬Hello movie fans! We are back with some exciting news after a long time! 

To celebrate the LG Streaming Week, which started on September 9th, we’ve prepared a giveaway event featuring an LG OLED TV, delivering the ultimate movie-watching experience. 

During LG Streaming Week, you can enjoy films from various streaming services like Apple TV, Paramount+, Amazon Prime, MUBI, and more, while also having the special promotion for each streaming service. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get the lovely LG OLED C4 55"and enjoy the movie at your home🏠

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To enter:
- Like and Comment on this playlist which movie do you'd most want to watch during LG Streaming Week
- Follow LG OLED MOVIE CLUB HQ page on Letterboxd

T&Cs:
- Open to Letterbox globally.
- Entries close on October 13, 2024.
- The winners will be chosen at random.
-If you watch the any film and left the review with tagging "LSW", chances of winning increase.

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[Apple TV+]
-Killers of the Flower Moon
-Mulholland Drive

[Paramount+]
-Arrival
-The Godfather

[MUBI]
-Paris, Texas
-Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry

[Amazon Prime]
-Saltburn
-Jackie Brown

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• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Mulholland Drive
• Arrival
• The Godfather
• Paris, Texas
• Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry
• Saltburn
• Jackie Brown

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• Speed
• Gladiator
• Troy
• True Lies
• Face/Off
• Die Hard 2
• Armageddon
• Jurassic Park
• Max Payne
• Forrest Gump

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13,1 to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs. 

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. To begin our celebration, we're highlighting Amazon Prime Video's streaming service, which boasts one of the largest film libraries. Bee, Brett and Eric chose one film each to highlight below, as well as a Letterboxd list featuring over 15 films from all genres that may better suit your mood. Read their Amazon Prime Video picks here.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

• Billy Madison
• Crimson Peak
• The Descent
• Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum
• Haunt
• Hell Fest
• Lake Mungo
• The Lords of Salem
• Paddington
• The Poughkeepsie Tapes

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

What’s your choice?

1. Dreams
2. Paprika
3. Dreamscape
4. Videodrome

10 Films to Watch Before Saying Goodbye to Summer.

• Goodbye, Dragon Inn
• Kikujiro
• Bagdad Cafe
• It's a Summer Film!
• Happy as Lazzaro
• Happy Together
• Tomboy
• Monsieur Hulot's Holiday
• Summer 1993
• Pauline at the Beach

Wolves Never Hide. They are just Waiting 🩸

• Alien: Romulus
• Brotherhood of the Wolf
• Vidocq
• Hellsing
• Alien
• The Village
• Underworld
• Blade
• Bram Stoker's Dracula

DOUBLE DYNAMITE DROP IN 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 🧨

• Deadpool & Wolverine
• Training Day
• Hot Fuzz

To celebrate Love Your Bookshop Day, which is an Australian holiday that occurs every August 14th, our list reflects some of our favorite films from different genres that made it from print to the big (or small) screen.

What are your favorite books that turned into films?

Click the READ NOTES button for more details about each film.

• The Ritual

  Adam Nevill's words come to pulsating vitality thanks to filmmaker David Bruckner, who crafts an unsettling forage into the wilderness that injects nightmares directly into the brain. Without his sly direction, the film wouldn't be able to match the book image-for-image in away that makes it a unforgettable experience. -Bee

• Gone Girl

  Gillian Flynn's original novel is a fun, self-consciously-pulpy read, but in David Fincher's hands, the story becomes one of the best films of the 2010s. Thanks to killer performances from Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike, 'Gone Girl' is a sleek, twisted thriller about the different kinds of pain we inflict on those we love. -Eric

• Hellraiser

  What's there to say about The Hellbound Heart and its film adaptation Hellraiser? Both boil your blood and make you drink it. It's sensual, provocative, and altogether chilling. -Bee

• East of Eden

  Elia Kazan chose to adapt only the latter sections of the John Steinbeck novel, allowing him to zero in on the relationship between brothers Cal and Aron. This was James Dean's first major role -- the only one released before he died -- and his performance is a masterclass in taking what's on the page and adding layer upon layer of physically-paralyzing teenage angst. -Eric

• Nightbreed

  I'm a bit biased when it comes to Nightbreed. It's my favorite horror film and I've had the opportunity to speak about it multiple times. It's the X-Men of horror, where the real monsters appear in human form, and the monsters and their special abilities are the most humane. Clive Barker's book Cabal is a fantastic read, but I highly recommend watching the theatrical cut of the film (The Cabal Cut is what's now mostly available on all platforms and streaming services). -Brett

• The Mist

  This short story from Stephen King's book Skeleton Crew pits a group of locals trapped in a supermarket surrounded by a mysterious evil outside. While the story was effective in its scares, Frank Darabont's film enhanced them. The characters are fantastically cast (and you'll recognize many of them from other Darabont films), but the creatures are what really shine here. Kudos to the special effects teams that brought our worst nightmares to reality (onscreen, of course). However scary the monsters are, the real evil are the people themselves and what they'll do to survive. This is a serious must-watch! -Brett

• The Wizard of Oz

  There had already been numerous film adaptations of L. Frank Baum's "Oz" stories by the time Victor Fleming directed the 1939 version, and his still stands as the definitive incarnation of the source material. It's a Technicolor wonder, a perfect example of bringing an imaginative story to even more imaginative life. -Eric

• American Psycho

  Bret Easton Ellis' novel of the same name is far more gruesome and detailed than the 2000 film starring Christian Bale. The book goes into incredible detail about Patrick Bateman's rampages, as well as chapters (literally pages upon pages) about albums from a number of 80s artists. While I prefer the novel over the film, both are still incredible pieces of work, but please do skip over American Psycho 2, starring Mila Kunis. -Brett

• Misery

  A story that never goes out of style, 'Misery' is a timeless story about fan culture, obsession, and the creative catharsis of writing. Kathy Bates' deranged performance elevates the material into the stratosphere, allowing the audience to shift uncomfortably in their seat. -Bee

Attention, Daywalkers! Here comes the Sun King! Folk Stories under the Daylight for you 🌞

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• Ieoh Island
• The Wicker Man
• Drag Me to Hell
• The Village
• A Field in England
• November
• The Wailing
• The Medium
• Midsommar

🕺LITTLE [MORE] CONVERSATION, [NO] NEED MORE ACTION🕺

Let’s see how TONS OF SCRIPTS lead us to THE ZONE📚

• Downfall
• Reservoir Dogs
• Intimate Strangers
• Coffee and Cigarettes
• Asteroid City
• Carnage
• The Man from Earth
• The Hateful Eight
• Drive My Car

🥇🥈🥉 = Doesn’t Really Matter
💙🤍❤️ = All You Need is LOVE

Here, Paris with Love, will make you book the fastest ticket to Paris ✈️

• Three Colours: Blue
• Three Colours: White
• Three Colours: Red
• The Dreamers
• The Apartment
• Amélie
• Before Sunset
• Paris Je T'aime
• Lost in Paris
• Ratatouille

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The Olympics, which are being held in Paris on July 26, 2024 – August 11, 2024, are all about celebrating athletes from countries around the world. Since the games will be televised, you won't see much of Paris' beautiful setting, so we chose 9 films to help provide a better picture of what we're/you're missing.

Be sure to click the 'Read Notes' button for more details.

• Moulin Rouge!

  A little razzle dazzle does the trick in this Nicole Kidman-starring flick. A jukebox musical, the film gives Kidman ample room to show off - alongside quite a cast of big pop names, including P!nk, Christina Aguilera and Lil Kim. It's a feast for both the eyes and ears.

  -Bee

• A Mermaid in Paris

  A wonderful, whimsical fairytale about a romance between a siren in the Seine and a man who believes that art can save the world.

  -Eric

• An American Werewolf in Paris

  While certain pieces of the film were actually filmed in Paris, we're given a small look at what a beautiful city it is. That aside, I wish I can say the same for the film.

  -Brett

• Knife+Heart

  In true Giallo fashion, Knife+Heart goes heavy on the style, treating the audience to exquisite tone, camera work, and framing. It's an absolutely deadly delight that pushes the genre boundaries but makes sure to celebrate the conventions we've all come to adore about the genre.

  -Bee

• Under Paris

  One of the better shark films to emerge over the last decade, Under Paris offers beautiful views of the city, including the Seine, but mostly of the destruction caused by the sharks that flood it and cause death and destruction. While the film meddles in climate change-related issues, it's the sharks that are the true stars of the film, with the humans just serving as bait (literally).

  -Brett

• An American in Paris

  Vicente Minnelli's musical vision of Paris is a Technicolor dream, featuring swoon worthy scenes of the city coming to life and, well, a swoon worthy Gene Kelly dancing through it all.

  -Eric

• As Above, So Below

  Down inside the catacombs stretching gnarled fingertips beneath Paris, there lies dark evil forces beyond human control. It's a claustrophobic affair, even before shadows begin to move and a film crew are push to the brink. It's one of the found footage genre's finest offerings; it's enough to make the blood curdle and your veins pop.

  -Bee

• Taken

  You may watch Taken for the action, which it offers plenty of, but the scenes filmed in Paris are breathtaking (during the scenes where the action takes a break).

  -Brett

• A New Kind of Love

  Paul Newman woos Joanne Woodward -- even though he thinks she's a call girl -- in this sex farce from the 1960s. If you're looking for delightfully silly French stereotypes, like men on bicycles with bags of baguettes, then this is the movie for you. Full of eye-popping, colorful mod fashion, too!

  -Eric

+ And You can play these movies over and over again anytime, anymood

• Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
• Triangle of Sadness
• Trainspotting
• mid90s
• One Cut of the Dead
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
• Sin City
• Snatch

Fandom: It might even be more than love✨

• Black Swan
• Being John Malkovich
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
• Perfect Blue
• May December
• Fanatic
• Midnight in Paris
• Almost Famous
• Babylon
• Red Rooms

{{{}}THIS WORLD IS/IS NOT A SIMULATION}}}}}

• Tron
• Dark City
• The Thirteenth Floor
• Ghost in the Shell
• Paprika
• Source Code
• The Signal
• The Matrix

Hint 👇

• Shine
• The Legend of 1900
• Piano Blues
• Amadeus
• Secret
• Ray
• The Piano Forest

🔭Essential 101:  How to discover The Weird, Disturbing, Wild, Unlogical and Unique world of Michael Haneke

• The Piano Teacher
• Funny Games
• The White Ribbon
• Amour
• Happy End
• Caché
• Lumière & Company

✌️WE WANT 2!
✌️WE WANT 2!

• Constantine
• Warcraft
• District 9
• Chappie
• Alita: Battle Angel
• Equilibrium
• Rounders
• Soul

Many stories in one film? Thank God!

• Night on Earth
• To Each His Own Cinema
• Coffee and Cigarettes
• Chungking Express
• New York Stories
• Tokyo!
• The French Dispatch
• Macadam Stories
• Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy
• The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

Tell me, Which movie world do you want to be in?

🫢ONE RULE: You MUST choose one.

1. Rashomon

   POV: You are a Samurai, in the wild..wild world.

2. Ready Player One

   POV: You can be whatever you want to be but nothing is real.

3. WALL·E

   POV: Technically, No "ONE" will be there.

4. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

   POV: You've already watched [Fury Road], so you know what's going to happen in the next few year.

5. Macbeth

   POV: You know every single tragedies, conflicts, and betrayals

6. The Power of the Dog

   POV: You can literally Bang Bang Shoot Shoot

7. Blade Runner 2049

   POV: You've watched this film maybe like thousand times, so you every single lines of this movie.

8. Elvis

   POV: You can literally DISCOVER and produce him from the very first moment.

9. Cowboy Bebop

   POV: You can either be a bounty hunter, or you can just be one of the most charming characters of all time.

In sci-fi, darkness isn’t just background—it’s part of the story.
Space, future cities, alien ... these worlds need real black to feel real.

That’s where LG OLED comes in.

Its self-lit pixel technology delivers Perfect Black, with no backlight glow or grayish shadows. 4o194a

Unlike regular displays, LG OLED creates true contrast—so every starfield, silhouette, and shadow looks exactly as it should. This is backed by certification from UL Solutions, a world-renowned leader in safety science, recognizing its ability to deliver perfect black levels in any environment.

If you’ve got a screen that can show perfect darkness, what kind of sci-fi should you watch on it?

We’ve got the answer here.

8 sci-fi films that don’t just survive in darkness—they thrive in it. Dim the lights, grab your snacks, and settle in front of your LG OLED. 5s2e3u

1)Interstellar (2014)
Black holes, deep space, and dust-choked farms—all rendered with jaw-dropping realism thanks to OLED’s Perfect Black, which brings out both the vastness of space and the intimacy of memory.

2)Gravity (2013)
With Perfect Black, the silence and scale of space feel infinite, while Earth’s curve glows all the more beautifully against the purest darkness.

3)Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
The contrast between neon lights and endless night comes alive when true black is truly black—LG OLED makes the future feel eerily real.

4)Ad Astra (2019)
A lone journey through the solar system demands emotional stillness and visual silence—Perfect Black turns empty space into a canvas of feeling.

5)Ex Machina (2014)
Darkened hallways and glowing interfaces thrive on LG OLED’s Perfect Black, turning light and shadow into a psychological game.

6)Dune (2021)
From cavernous thrones to pitch-black prophecies, this film’s mythic scale shines brightest when shadows are flawlessly deep and true.

7)Arrival (2016)
Misty grays and alien silhouettes lose their mystery without real darkness—Perfect Black preserves the atmosphere like ink on paper.

8)TRON: Legacy (2010)
A digital world built on contrast—electric blue lines slicing through black voids.
Perfect Black makes it feel like you're inside the grid.

Now, are you ready to enjoy sci-fi films perfectly with LG OLED? If so, CLICK HERE to discover more detailed information about LG OLED!

*Applied model : M5, G5, C5, CS5, B5
*LG OLED Display is verified by UL for Perfect Black measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards.

As spring draws to a close, there’s still time to soak in the season’s fleeting beauty — on screen. This playlist captures the tender, bittersweet, and quietly magical moments that define springtime in cinema.

From stories of renewal and young love to tales of transformation and the melancholy of change, each film is a reminder that spring never truly ends — as long as you carry its spirit with you.

Here are six films to watch before the last blossoms fall.
Experience them on LG OLED and hold on to the memory of spring a little longer.

1) Kamome Dinner
2) A Tale of Springtime
3) April Story
4) One Fine Spring Day
5) Our Little Sister
6) Big Fish

Check the full playlist from HERE

Want to experience spring in LG OLED’s perfect colors?
Click HERE and see how truly perfect LG OLED’s colors are!

A little while back, we asked the LG OLED community to share their top 4 must-watch movies on LG OLED. Thanks to various opinions, we could gather them together in one playlist for the Best films to watch on LG OLED.

These picks aren't just visually stunning — they're the kind of films that truly show off what OLED is capable of, from deep blacks to vibrant colors and insane detail. Whether you're revisiting a favorite or discovering something new, this list is a great place to start your next movie night.

CHECK THE PLAYLIST HERE

If you are not in LG OLED family yet, why don't you LG OLED FAM? We are sure that choosing LG OLED is one of the best choice we have made in our life.  HERE

Looking for something to watch this May?
LG Channels has you covered with free movies on your LG TV.
 
LG Channels gives you access to over 350+ streaming channels on LG Smart TVs in the U.S—completely free.
With live TV, on-demand programming, and genre-specific picks, there’s always something worth watching.
 
This month, LG Channels presents 8 rousing films to entertain you!
Why don’t you enjoy these films with your LG OLED, which is full of features that bring more life to the films you're watching.

Check the below list of 8 films along with brief introductions—take a look and see which one captures your heart.

1) Mission: Impossible (1996) 3y375a

The film that started it all. What the TV series couldn't accomplish, Tom Cruise, as Ethan Hunt, along with a star-studded cast, brings to life on the screen. Just as we say, "Well begun is half done, this film, which marks the beginning of the Mission: Impossible series, is an absolute must-watch.

2)Mission: Impossible II (2000) 446y37

When a film is directed by John Woo (Face/Off, Broken Arrow), you're in for a ride. More twists and turns that the previous film, Cruise and team deliver another powerful entry to the series.

3)Mission: Impossible III (2006) byo

This feature film directorial debut from J.J. Abrams (LOST, Super 8), one of the highest-grossing films of 2006, is full of Easter eggs galore (If you know Abrams' work, then you know he loves to throw them into his film and TV projects). Aside from all the action, the film gave us a fantastic performance from the late, great Philip Seymour Hoffman as the villain. 

4)Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011) 4p2e13

The fourth film in the Mission: Impossible series, Ghost Protocol, takes a turn when, after a bombing at the Kremlin, Ethan and the now-shutdown IMF go rogue. It also features one of the greatest stunts ever pulled, done by Cruise himself, where he dangles from the Burj Khalifa tower without a stunt double. You have to see it to believe it.

5)Minari (2020) 5x4k6y

Minari, stars Steven Yeun (The Walking Dead, Mayhem), who wants to experience the American dream with his family. In order to do so, they to Arkansas, where they face a number of both changes and obstacles. Fantastic performances and a great storyline make this one of 2020's best films, which happened to have won a Best ing Actress award at the Academy Awards. 

6)Takers (2010) 65422w

This isn't The Town or Heat, but Takers is a film that separates itself from the latter and serves its own action on a platter, especially with one of the greatest chase scenes seen on screen.

7)Enter the Dragon (1973) 696g4y

If Bruce Lee stars in a film, you know what to expect: A ton of martial arts action and fun! While the film may be over 50 years old, it's still a timeless classic.

8)Shanghai Noon (2000) 5p56e

What do you get when you pair Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson together? It's not what you expect from this unlikely pair in this comedy/western film, but it works while making us laugh along the way (and even gave us a sequel, Shanghai Knights).

It's time to turn on your LG TV and enjoy the films with LG Channels.

*Want to learn more about LG Channels? -> Click HERE
*Looking for the best TV to stream movies at home?
Discover why LG OLED stands out HERE

From May 19 to June 30, LG is bringing back its fan-favorite global streaming event, offering LG Smart TV s across 42 countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia access to a world of free and discounted content. Whether you're into prestige dramas, indie gems, or family favorites, there’s something here for every kind of viewer.
 
This year’s lineup is all about variety and accessibility. Eligible devices include LG UHD TVs released after 2019 (running webOS 4.5 or higher), LG StanbyME and StanbyME Go, and LG’s UHD/WQHD Smart Monitors. Just fire up the LG Streaming Week app — available on your Home Screen, Content Store, or Apps section — and dive in.
 
Partnering with over 70 trusted content providers, LG is focusing more than ever on local flavor and curated collections that reflect the tastes of its global audience. Expect a richer, more personal streaming experience powered by LG’s intuitive webOS platform.
 
And the deals? Seriously good. Apple TV+ is offering three months of unlimited access to Apple Originals and more for just USD 2.99 per month. This includes the cultural phenomenon Severance, hit sci-fi favorites like Silo, acclaimed comedies like “The Studio”, compelling dramas like The Morning Show and Your Friends & Neighbors, and global hit film including The Gorge, The Instigators, Wolfs, The Family Plan and more. Apple TV+ also offers award-winning series for kids and families including Jane and Stillwater, and beloved Peanuts originals.
 
Meanwhile, Mubi, the global streaming service, distributor and production company, is offering LG TV owners complimentary three-month access to the world’s finest films. Catch the award-winning The Substance, starring Demi Moore, an exclusive Mubi release which became one of the most talked-about, thought-provoking and explosive films of the decade.
 
To sweeten the deal even more, LG is running special promotions on its TVs throughout the event. So if you’ve been thinking about upgrading, now’s the time.
 
Explore more, pay less, and enjoy cinema your way — all from the comfort of your couch.
For more information on certain LG Streaming Week offers, visit HERE
 
# # #
 
1. Apple TV+ offer is available in select participating markets beginning May 19 and ending July 7. Offer available on 2018-2025 LG 4K, 8K Smart TV models, StanbyME, StanbyME GO, StanbyME 2 models, 2022-2025 LG MyView™ Smart Monitor models, 2020-2025 LG CineBeam models in the Apple TV app. Valid only for new and qualified returning subscribers to Apple TV+ in your region. Limit one offer per TV and Apple . Plan automatically renews at your region’s price per month until cancelled. Requires Apple with payment method on file. Payment will be billed to payment method on file and can be cancelled anytime at least a day before each renewal date in your service settings. and Apple apply; see the applicable at www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/us/.html. Must be the minimum age required in your country and in the country that matches the store front on which you are redeeming the offer. Compatible products and services required. Cannot be combined with other offers providing access to the same service. Apple TV+ is a service mark of Apple Inc.
 

In noir, light is fleeting—but darkness tells the truth.

A flickering streetlamp, a cigarette glow, a face half-lost in shadow. These moments aren’t accidents. They’re everything.

That’s where LG OLED comes in. With self-lit pixel technology, it delivers Perfect Black—not just darker darks, but a true absence of light. No blooming, no backlight, no washed-out grays. Just precision. Certified by UL Solutions, LG OLED’s black levels meet the highest global standards, revealing detail black levels in both bright and dark environments.

If your screen can render darkness this perfectly, why not explore the genre that depends on it?

Here are 8 iconic neo-noir films—from the late ‘80s to today—that live in ambiguity, tension, and shadow. 2y185z

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They don’t just look better on LG OLED. They make you feel real Perfect Black.

1)Blue Velvet (1986) 6x1661

Beneath the suburbs, something twisted lurks. Perfect Black brings David Lynch’s psychological darkness into full, disturbing clarity.

2) Heat (1995) 6f664y

Cops, criminals, and the cold beauty of Los Angeles at night.
With LG OLED, every downtown street and silent standoff glows with tension.

3) The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001) 674j55

Modern noir shot in meticulous black and white. Perfect Black reveals every gradient, shadow, and secret in the Coens’ still, haunted frames.

4) The Insider (1999) 4n4m47

Corporate paranoia and moral compromise, rendered in cool interiors and sterile lighting.
LG OLED brings out the subtle menace hiding in every boardroom shadow.

5) Sin City (2005) 312r34

A stylized world built entirely from contrast—white on black, blood-red on gray.
OLED turns this graphic novel come to life into a true visual knockout.

6) Zodiac (2007) 4k5jt

Journalists, detectives, and sleepless nights in search of a name.
With OLED, the dim glow of obsession and unease becomes almost tactile.

7) Drive (2011) 304u1t

Minimalist style, maximal atmosphere.
Perfect Black gives neon signs and night drives their full emotional power.

8) Nightcrawler (2014) 5h5q1u

When the city sleeps, some chase darkness for profit.
LG OLED shows L.A. at its most dazzling—and most morally decayed.

Now, are you ready to enjoy Noir films perfectly with LG OLED?
If so, CLICK HERE  to discover more detailed information about LG OLED.

*Applied model : M5, G5, C5, CS5, B5
*LG OLED Display is verified by UL for Perfect Black measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards.

Hey, you’re missing out if you’re not watching these on LG OLED.

From gritty handheld realism to stunning visual poetry, the 2000s redefined how we see movies. These 8 unforgettable films weren’t just made to be watched—they were made to be felt 👀

And with LG OLED, every detail hits harder than ever.

Here are 8 Best 2000's Movies shine on LG OLED: 2o3232

1. There Will Be Blood (2007) – Paul Thomas Anderson
Endless landscapes, flickering flames, and intense close-ups—OLED’s perfect black levels make every moment feel volcanic.

2. Children of Men (2006) – Alfonso Cuarón
Raw, immersive one-takes come alive in OLED’s crisp contrast, capturing the chaos and quiet of a collapsing world.

3. In the Mood for Love (2000) – Wong Kar-wai
Deep reds, shadowy hallways, and longing glances—every frame glows like a painting on LG OLED.

4. Brokeback Mountain (2005) – Ang Lee
Expansive skies, icy silence, and heartbreak rendered in delicate gradients—OLED brings out its emotional texture.

5. Big Fish (2003) – Tim Burton
Fairytale colors and surreal transitions sparkle with clarity and depth on OLED’s vivid display.

6. Spirited Away (2001) – Hayao Miyazaki
Every hand-drawn detail, every magical realm, bursts with life thanks to OLED’s rich color range.

7. Memories of Murder (2003) – Bong Joon-ho
Drenched in mist and tension, the film’s eerie stillness and rural gloom are intensified by LG OLED’s shadow precision.

8. The Dark Knight (2008) – Christopher Nolan
From Gotham’s nightscape to IMAX spectacle, OLED’s dynamic contrast takes this modern classic to new heights.

Now, are you ready to enjoy best 2000's films perfectly with LG OLED? If so, CLICK HERE to discover more detailed information about LG OLED!

Your favorite films are begging: “Let us out of 1080p jail!
You’ve logged them. You’ve rated them. But have you really seen them?
It’s 2025. Your watchlist is full of visual masterpieces, yet you’re still watching them in outdated resolution? Are you still the only one without 4K?
Imagine watching Blade Runner 2049 without catching neon signs dancing in the street. Missing the beauty of the vast desert landscapes of Lawrence of Arabia. Or, worst of all, letting Oppenheimer’s IMAX-level detonation shrink into a murky blur.
 
Tragic. But fixable.
 
With LG OLED, shadows are deep, colors pop, and every frame looks like it was personally approved by Roger Deakins.
Exclusively for Letterboxd s, LG OLED has prepared a special event where you can purchase a 4K TV at up to 70% off. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to finally do justice to your watchlist.
 
How to enter:
1. Click the link and sign up for Influenster App.
2. Receiving an invitation email from Influenster for the LG TV review campaign or viewing the campaign in the “Programs” tab within the App.
3. Apply for the LG TV review campaign
4. Receive a discount code.
5. Purchase your LG OLED or QNED TV on LG.com at a special price.
6. Watch, experience, and leave a review on LG.com.

Act now before it’s gone— CLICK HERE to claim your exclusive discount! 1h34g

T&Cs:
• Open to Letterboxd in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia.
• The distribution of campaign invitation emails and the display of the campaign in the “Programs” tab within the Influenster App are determined based
  on Influenster’s internal criteria and may not apply to all ed s.
• Campaign runs until all coupon codes are claimed.
• Participants must post a review on Influenster App after purchase.
• Discount rates may vary by country and change without notice.
Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to bring the ultimate cinema experience home for less. Happy watching! 🎬📺

Still on the fence about ing?

Find out why you need LG OLED - check out the full product details here 5y13g

We all know that watching a movie at home doesn’t always mean ideal conditions.
Most of the time, you’re dealing with glare from the window, overhead lighting, or just the unpredictability of daytime viewing.
 
That’s where the newly launched LG OLED G5 makes a difference.
This year's new model brings several impressive upgrades, but the one that stands out most is Ambient Light Compensation. With a built-in light sensor, it continuously detects the lighting in your room. It then intelligently adjusts the screen’s gamma curve in real time to maintain perfect visibility and contrast.

In addition to that, it delivers a 33% peak, and 40% full screen brightness increase over 2024’s LG G4 OLED. Whether it’s midnight movie time or a sunlit Sunday afternoon—your viewing stays cinematic.
 
Don’t be afraid to watch a movie in broad daylight anymore. With G5’s Ambient Light Compensation, your love for cinema no longer has to battle time, weather, or lighting conditions.

Here are four films that truly shine with LG OLED G5's Ambient Light Compensation — even at 12PM, with the sun out and the curtains wide open. Experience these films on LG OLED and discover the performance of it.
 
-Roma
-Melancholia
-Nomadland
-1917
 
And that’s just the beginning — LG OLED G5 is packed with even more features designed for movie lovers (AI Picture Pro, AI Upscaling, etc.) Click HERE to explore all the details and discover what the new LG OLED G5 is truly capable. 

*Product specifications and features may vary by model or sizes

Your favorite films are begging: “Let us out of 1080p jail!
You’ve logged them. You’ve rated them. But have you really seen them?

It’s 2025. Your watchlist is full of visual masterpieces, yet you’re still watching them in outdated resolution? Are you still the only one without 4K?
Imagine watching Blade Runner 2049 without catching neon signs dancing in the street. Missing the beauty of the vast desert landscapes of Lawrence of Arabia. Or, worst of all, letting Oppenheimer’s IMAX-level detonation shrink into a murky blur.
 
Tragic. But fixable.
 
With LG OLED, shadows are deep, colors pop, and every frame looks like it was personally approved by Roger Deakins.
Exclusively for Letterboxd s, LG OLED has prepared a special event where you can purchase a  4K TV at up to 70% off. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to finally do justice to your watchlist.
 
How to enter:
1. Click the link and sign up for Influenster App.
2. Receiving an invitation email from Influenster for the LG TV review campaign or viewing the campaign in the “Programs” tab within the App.
3. Apply for the LG TV review campaign
4. Receive a discount code.
5. Purchase your LG OLED or QNED TV on LG.com at a special price.
6. Watch, experience, and leave a review on LG.com.

Act now before it’s gone— CLICK HERE to claim your exclusive discount! 1h34g

T&Cs:
• Open to Letterboxd in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia.
• The distribution of campaign invitation emails and the display of the campaign in the “Programs” tab within the Influenster App are determined based
  on Influenster’s internal criteria and may not apply to all ed s.
• Campaign runs until all coupon codes are claimed.
• Participants must post a review on Influenster App after purchase.
• Discount rates may vary by country and change without notice.

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to bring the ultimate cinema experience home for less. Happy watching! 🎬📺

Still on the fence about ing?

Find out why you need LG OLED - check out the full product details here 5y13g

Hello, film lovers all over the world!
We are back with LG OLED MOVIE CLUB's original interview content.

The guest of the Episode is actress Tang Wei, known for Decision to Leave and Long Day’s Journey Into Night.

Don't miss this interview with Tang Wei as she discusses her cinematic world and recommends four films to watch on LG OLED.

What made Tang-wei fall in love with LG OLED’s Filmmaker Mode? Find out HERE 5x5nf

Attention movie lovers!
What’s better than watching your favorite films?

Watching them the way they were meant to be seen—on LG’s new OLED & QNED TVs, now available at up to 70% off through Influenster! These brand-new models deliver stunning visuals, true blacks, and next-level cinematic immersion.

Whether you're diving into a neon-soaked thriller or a sweeping black-and-white epic, every frame is pure perfection.

How to enter:
1. Click the link and sign up for Influenster App.
2. Receiving an invitation email from Influenster for the LG TV review campaign or viewing the campaign in the “Programs” tab within the App.
3. Apply for the LG TV review campaign
4. Receive a discount code.
5. Purchase your LG OLED or QNED TV on LG.com at a special price.
6. Watch, experience, and leave a review on LG.com.

Act now before it’s gone— CLICK HERE to claim your exclusive discount! 562q1b

T&Cs:
• Open to Letterboxd in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia.
• The distribution of campaign invitation emails and the display of the campaign in the “Programs” tab within the Influenster App are determined based
  on Influenster’s internal criteria and may not apply to all ed s.
• Campaign runs until all coupon codes are claimed.
• Participants must post a review on Influenster App after purchase.
• Discount rates may vary by country and change without notice.

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to bring the ultimate cinema experience home for less. Happy watching! 🎬📺

Still on the fence about ing?

Find out why you need LG OLED - check out the full product details here 5y13g

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The Intellectual Interview Series with Directors in the world - [LG OLED Meets Directors]. LG OLED MOVIE CLUB meets directors who are making waves.

The guest of the 11th Episode is a director Sean Baker, the epitome of American Indie Film, and the winner of the Palme d'Or at the 77th Cannes Film Festival and Oscars.

In this clip, he shared his cinematic world that sheds light on the darker aspects of society through his unique perspective, as well as his recommendations of four films as a cinephile. 
Now, let's begin the screening!

Discover exclusive discounts available only for Letterboxd right here

Hello movie lovers! We’ve partnered with our friend a24 to give one lucky winner an LG OLED 55” C4 TV and the complete set of 15 physical releases from A24! 💿

Plus, 5 runner-ups will win the four releases featured in this video: Midsommar, Stop Making Sense (now in 4K for the first time!), The Lighthouse, and I Saw the TV Glow, plus a year of AAA24 hip!

📺 To enter:
— Comment on Letterboxd's IG post which A24 film you’d most want to watch on your new TV 
— Follow LG OLED MOVIE CLUB here

T&Cs:
— Open to Letterboxd in US only.
— The winners will be chosen at random and ed via DM.
— Entries close on November 7, 2024.

For more immersive movie watching experience, visit the LG OLED Website here

November is just around the corner, and the year is quickly coming to an end.
2024 brought us some incredible films, and Dune: Part 2 is undoubtedly among the year’s best—a sentiment we can all agree on.

Thanks to an amazing opportunity with Variety, we had an in-depth conversation with Dune: Part 2’s Oscar winning cinematographer, Greig Fraser. Together, we explored one of the most memorable scenes—the sequence where Paul rides Firm's worm—and discussed intricate details you won’t hear anywhere else all while watching the scene on an LG OLED TV.

Don’t wait any longer; check out the video now!

For more immersive movie watching experience, visit the LG OLED Website here

🎬Hello movie fans! We are back with some exciting news after a long time! 

To celebrate the LG Streaming Week, which started on September 9th, we’ve prepared a giveaway event featuring an LG OLED TV, delivering the ultimate movie-watching experience. 

During LG Streaming Week, you can enjoy films from various streaming services like Apple TV, Paramount+, Amazon Prime, MUBI, and more, while also having the special promotion for each streaming service. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get the lovely LG OLED C4 55"and enjoy the movie at your home🏠

Reward:
LG OLED C4 55"

To enter:
- Like and Comment on this playlist which movie do you'd most want to watch during LG Streaming Week
- Follow LG OLED MOVIE CLUB HQ page on Letterboxd

T&Cs:
- Open to Letterbox globally.
- Entries close on October 13, 2024.
- The winners will be chosen at random.
-If you watch the any film and left the review with tagging "LSW", chances of winning increase.

For more immersive movie watching experience, visit the LG OLED Website here

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs.

Every week through September and into early October, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. Once again, we're focusing on Amazon Prime Video's streaming service, which boasts one of the largest film libraries. Bee, Brett and Eric chose one film each to highlight below, as well as a Letterboxd list featuring over 15 films from all genres that may better suit your mood. Check out their full list of picks here.

Since early September, we've featured one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. Since this is our final list, an end to the celebration, we're highlighting films that you can stream on Mubi, which allows its to stream cult classics to modern masterpieces from a fantastic roster of directors from around the globe.

Lamb emerged as one of the most bizarrely not-quite-horror releases of the last few years. When a childless couple discover a very strange being in their sheep barn, the wife leans into protecting and raising the child as her own. Her husband doesn't quite understand the fixation, but he will soon enough. As the couple grow fonder of their new baby, the flock of sheep become territorial and violent against them. While reading more as a psycho-drama, Lamb works overtime to pull you into the weird and wild world that Valdimar Jóhannsson has created.

2018's Suspiria is a case of a remake outpacing the original. Look, Dario Argento is an icon and his 1977 is groundbreaking. But the Dakota Johnson-starring film expands the world into a horrific hellscape that'll twist the bones and bend the back. Attending a dancing school, Johnson's Suzy Bannon comes across a coven of witches with diabolical plans for her. It doesn't matter how you cut it (from the cinematographer to the more well-rounded story), Suspiria (2018) is one for the history books.

With her new film, The Substance, currently playing in theaters, Coralie Fargeat's 2017 feature debut Revenge is a must-watch. What starts out as a romantic getaway with her married boyfriend, Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz's "Jen" is then by his friends for an impromptu hunting trip. After one friend oversteps his boundaries, all hell breaks loose in this action-packed kill or be killed feature that's riddled with gruesome kills and colorful sets. Fargeat's camerawork is phenomenal and the exquisite settings add a whole new level from this insta-classic, taking us viewers on an incredible trip from beginning to end.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs. 

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. Once again, we're focusing on Amazon Prime Video's streaming service, which boasts one of the largest film libraries. Bee, Brett and Eric chose one film each to highlight below, as well as a Letterboxd list featuring over 15 films from all genres that may better suit your mood. Check out their full list of picks here.

The Neon Demon is among the most bizarre and beautiful modern horror movies. Starring Elle Fanning (as Jesse), Nicolas Winding Refn's feature mines the cultural obsession with fame and the toxicity of chasing trends, likes, and follows. As Jesse climbs higher on the proverbial ladder in the fashion world, she begins to change. Her personality shifts, permitting her to combat her cutthroat rivals. Balancing style and substance, both in equal amounts, The Neon Demon features Fanning in one of her career-defining roles.

Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor are two of the most beautiful stars ever to grace the silver screen, and in Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor are two of the most beautiful stars ever to grace the silver screen, and in Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, they face off as a couple trapped in a loveless marriage. Director Richard Brooks made something claustrophobic and cinematic out of Tennessee Williams' iconic play, and his loving close-ups of his stunning stars look especially great in LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode.

Based on a Stephen King story, The Running Man is easily one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's best films. Filmed in 1987, before smart TVs, social media, and most other technology that we use today, The Running Man centers on a popular television show where convicts are forced to participate in a deadly game of cat & mouse... in front of both a live audience and the world. This form of entertainment is cheap, but it seems to bring everyone together as "Stalkers" chase their prey through an underground, theme-filled arena where the action takes place. Schwarzenegger is in top form here, giving the audience (both in the film as well as viewers of the film) exactly what we came to see: Arnold taking on his enemies one by one, with his usual classic one-liners. While a remake is currently in the works, nothing will ever top this classic.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs.

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. To continue our celebration, we're highlighting Paramount+, which offers a number of services, including exclusive originals and live sports, as well as a great catalog of films from all genres.
Bee, Brett and Eric chose one film each to highlight below, as well as a Letterboxd list featuring films from all genres that may better suit your mood. Check out their full list of picks streaming on Paramount+ here.

You either love or hate the Paranormal Activity series. In much the same 2021's Wrong Turn sought to inject the franchise with a bit of adrenaline, Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin achieved the same. In taking things back in time, the installment allowed a new avenue for spooky storytelling. Packed with scares and mood, the film stakes it claim as among the series best entries - and who could have predicted that? Not even diehard PA fans expected it to handle the material so well. It sure does make the perfect viewing for Halloween. Ready to be scared to death?

Streaming services as a whole could always do better at beefing up their selection of classic films, but Paramount+ has many to pick from. Sunset Boulevard is an enduring classic for a reason: it's a timeless tale of an aging actress desperate for the spotlight, and the story of the struggling screenwriter who promises to get her there. Shot in gorgeous black and white -- made all the more gorgeous by LG OLED's Perfect Black -- Sunset Boulevard still has the capability to shock and thrill, almost 75 years after its release. Paramount+, she's ready for her closeup.

We all love Bruce Willis in the Die Hard franchise, and while he has had a few hits and many misses since those films, 2005's Hostage is one that should not be ignored. Without spoiling the film, which I suggest you go into without reading any full reviews, Willis' character, an ex-hostage negotiator (now police officer) must obtain a few items from a mafia ant's home. However, there's a hostage situation occurring at the very spot he needs to enter. While it sounds ridiculous, it's a well-executed film, from beginning to end, that will have you biting your nails to the very end.

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9th and running through October 13th, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs.

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. This week, we're focusing on Apple's streaming service, Apple TV+. With an incredible library of TV shows to stream, Apple TV+'s film library, while small, packs a bit of a bite (yeah, we threw in a food joke here 🍎), and the ability to rent and/or buy films is one of its greatest features. Below, we chose four films that you can either stream and/or rent/buy through the service (and you can check out the full list of picks here):

Riz Ahmed and Jessie Buckley are two of the best actors of their generation, and in Christos Nikou's FINGERNAILS, it's a joy to watch them fall in love. The movie takes place in a near-future world where a corporation has developed a foolproof test to confirm that you're actually in love: all that's required is you pull out one of your fingernails to be examined. This is a beautifully-filmed romance that looks great in LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode, all about the way we give our dating lives over to technology now when really we should be listening to our hearts.

Who knew that Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds make a fantastic comedic duo? In SPIRITED, Ryan Reynolds' character, Clint Briggs, is in much need of a makeover (attitude-wise). Will Ferrell's "Present" (as in Ghost of Christmas Present) leads the way, but soon rediscovers that it may also be him that needs a makeover. Flashy dance scenes, colorful set (perfect to watch with LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode, and musical numbers fill the film, making it a must-see holiday movie to add to your watchlist.

Duncan Birmingham's WHO INVITED THEM will make you think twice about having a house party. When one couple tends to overstay their welcome, drinks and stories flow... but is this couple who they say they are? We call this one a "polite home invasion," which you need to watch to understand, but it's smart and has a great execution. Birmingham's directing invites its viewers in for a great ride and with great company, both powered by LG OLED's Perfect Black. So, what are you waiting for? An invite? We suggest you just walk right in to this one!

Jesse Moss and Amanda McBain's BOYS STATE is a documentary about a mock government camp in Texas, an excuse for high school boys to come together and learn the ins and outs of state government. We watch as these politically-minded young men feel each other out, determine their policy positions, and discover the power (and dangers) of populism. That may all sound stuffy, but it's not; thanks to the doc's engaging, charismatic characters, this is a very fun watch that sometimes plays more like a political thriller than a documentary. LG OLED's Dolby Atmos sound will even help you catch every line of the movie's overlapping, cinema-verite dialogue.

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LG Electronics (LG) is announcing the LG Streaming Week campaign in 44 countries, starting from September 9 and running through October 13, to celebrate a decade since the initial launch of webOS on the company’s LCD and OLED TVs. 

Every week through September, we're going to feature one streaming service and recommend films from all genres to get you into the Streaming Week spirit. To begin our celebration, we're highlighting Amazon Prime Video's streaming service, which boasts one of the largest film libraries. Bee, Brett and Eric chose one film each to highlight below, as well as a Letterboxd list featuring over 15 films from all genres that may better suit your mood. Check out their full list of picks here.

Dutch Marich is a mastermind behind the camera. With Horror in the High Desert, he crafts such a bone-chilling tale that you won't sleep at night - and that's a guarantee. With LG Oled's dark mode, you'll be swallowed whole by the darkness around you with little else to comfort you or help you cope with the ghostly shadows that seem to peek around the woodlands.

With Halloween creeping in, it's time to get into the holiday spirit. Haunt, from directing duo Beck & Woods, was released in 2019 and is already considered a Halloween season classic due to its incredible setting, fantastic cast, and detailed kills. Because of it's colorful yet dark tone, LG OLED's Perfect Black feature is a key component to ensuring that your viewing is quite haunting (and we mean that in the most sincere way).

Jon M. Chu's adaptation of Lin Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning musical is a joyful explosion of color and sound. It's exactly what a musical adaptation should be: full of life, kineticism, and heart. The imaginative musical numbers look especially fantastic thanks to LG OLED's Filmmaker Mode, showing off the way that Chu's staging highlights the most important aspect of the story: the thriving community en el barrio. 

Looking for excellent streaming deals to use with your LG OLED TVs? Head here to explore and learn about the latest apps and deals.

Hello film lovers! We’ve teamed up with our friends at Letteboxd and Searchlight Pictures to celebrate 30 incredible years of Searchlight’s groundbreaking cinema.
To mark this milestone, we’re giving you four new Searchlight physical releases you should be watching on a stunning 55-inch LG OLED TV. Let’s get to it!✨ 

📺 To enter:
— Comment on IG Post which Searchlight Pictures film you’d most want to watch on TV
— Follow LG OLED's HQ page on Letterboxd

T&Cs:
— NO PURCH NEC. Ends 9/12/24, 11:59 pm ET.
— Open only to US/DC; 18+. Limit 1 entry per person.
— The winners will be chosen at random and ed via DM.

🎬The guest of the latest LG OLED MEETS DIRECTOR episode is Korean film director Na Hong-Jin. Widely recognized by global cinephiles for his film The Wailing, his work distinctly differs from conventional Korean movies, featuring meticulous editing, an exceptional sense of rhythm, and stunning visuals. Are you ready to meet a director Na Hong-Jin? Then let’s begin the screening!

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🌪This summer, director Lee Issac Chung returns with Twisters, a film that has swept the hearts of global movie fans like a tornado. Everything he has to say about Twisters is captured in this video. Director Um Tae-hwa, who presented a new paradigm in Korean disaster films with Concrete Utopia also participated in this episode to make the conversation for dynamic. Now, let’s begin the screening!

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Hello, film lovers all over the world!
We are back with LG OLED MOVIE CLUB's original interview content.

Unlike the other episodes, we invited an actress instead of a filmmaker. The guest of the Episode is actress Tang Wei, known for Decision to Leave and Long Day’s Journey Into Night.

Don't miss this interview with Tang Wei as she discusses her cinematic world and recommends four films to watch on LG OLED.

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